Fu Bao is a famous panda who is very loved by Korean people and is nicknamed “Princess Fu Bao”. On March 3, many Korean and Japanese fans of this panda lined up early in the morning at Everland Park (Korea) to say goodbye before Fu Bao leaves for China next month.
Yonhap news agency reported that although Everland opened at 10 a.m., many people had lined up in the cold weather since early morning just to see this adorable panda on its last "working" day in Korea.
Even though Everland Park has limited the viewing time for Fu Bao to only about 5 minutes, it still makes visitors excited. Some people even came to line up as early as 3:30 am. Many people, due to not having much time to wait, were forced to reluctantly leave.
Many people lined up very early.
Each person is limited to 5 minutes to visit this bear.
24-year-old tourist Jo Ah-hyeon (South Korea) revealed that she had queued for more than 4 hours to meet Fu Bao: "This is the last chance to meet Fu Bao in Korea, I don't know when I will see him again so I have to come and see."
Kim Min-ji, a 31-year-old tourist, said Fu Bao helped him get through his illness three years ago. He was sad to part with Fu Bao: “I hope Fu Bao will always be happy and safe.”
In March 2016, Chinese President Xi Jinping gave South Korea two pandas, Aibao and Lebao. These two pandas are symbols of friendship between the two countries. Fubao is the son of these two bears and was born on July 20, 2020. Born in South Korea, Fubao has spent 1,154 days with visitors since January 4, 2021. After his last appearance before visitors at Everland Park today, Fubao will be quarantined and return to Sichuan Province (China) next month.
Source: ETtoday
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